Fosamax Linked by Medical Research to Femoral Fractures in Men and Women
Fosamax Linked by Medical Research to Femoral Fractures in Men and Women Fosamax®, a prescription osteoporosis drug for men and women has recently been linked by medical research, with weakened bones that can lead to spontaneous, low-energy bone breaks. The Spangenberg law firm is currently investigating potential lawsuits on behalf of current or former Fosamax users who have suffered from these unusual low-energy (or “atypical”) bone fractures. Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) May 05, 2011 Recent medical research has linked Fosamax®, a prescription drug used to treat osteoporosis in both
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